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Can Brighton continue their progress without Potter?
After Graham Potter’s departure from Brighton this week, it is easy to assume the Seagulls will soon be a spent force. The extremely highly-rated English coach has helped develop the club into one of the Premier League’s most forward-thinking and exciting teams, and he will certainly prove difficult to replace.
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Does Conte struggle in Europe?
With 75 minutes on the clock, it looked like being a frustrating return to the Champions League for Tottenham Hotspur. The score remained deadlocked at 0-0 as Antonio Conte’s side hosted Marseille on matchday one last Wednesday.
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Can Bournemouth survive this Premier League season?
At around 3.45pm on Saturday, it was tempting to begin writing Bournemouth’s Premier League obituary. Trailing 2-0 to Nottingham Forest at half-time of their crunch clash at the City Ground, the Cherries looked set to extend their winless streak to five matches.
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Celtic and Rangers could make serious impression on this season’s Champions League
Not since 2007 have two Scottish clubs appeared in the group stages of the Champions League. This is a fact that underlines the achievement of both Celtic and Rangers in qualifying for European football’s most prestigious club competition this season.
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1X2 Premier League Pick 10 preview | September 3rd
Everton v Liverpool Jurgen Klopp’s stuttering Liverpool side clicked in to gear at the weekend thrashing a woeful Bournemouth 9-0 for their first win of the season. The shackles that appeared to be on in their poor performances against United, Palace and Fulham were well and truly off and they looked more like the side we’ve come to expect.
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Best ever deadline day signings
We are in store for a busy week in the Premier League, with matches taking place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. There is also the small matter of transfer deadline day on September 1, after which clubs will not be able to make any signings until January.
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Newcastle on track for European push
Newcastle on track for European push Last season saw West Ham United and Leicester City the closest two teams to the traditional ‘Big Six’, but Newcastle United’s start to the new term suggests they can be the best of the rest.
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FC Barcelona: The glory has grown grotesque
Barcelona’s creative accounting is the biggest story of the summer so far. In a post-Covid word, paying big money for (and to) Robert Lewandowski seems crazy enough even at a club with healthy finances, though selling off ever-growing slices of the club’s future in order to do so is beyond negligent.
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The greatest Brazilian players in Eredivisie history
Brazil’s endless supply of professional footballers can be seen in major leagues across the world- particularly in Europe. Whilst top leagues like the Premier League, La Liga and Serie A get all the headlines, some smaller leagues have seen top names shine here on occasion.
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Leicester City have a decision to make – is it time to sack Brendan Rodgers?
Leicester City have never qualified for the Champions League under Brendan Rodgers, but the fact the Foxes were firmly in the discussion to finish in the top four in back-to-back seasons said a lot about how the King Power Stadium outfit overachieved under the Northern Irishman.
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Premier League 1X2 Pick 10 preview | 27th August
Southampton v Manchester United: Che Adams came off the bench to inspire Southampton’s comeback from a goal down and secure their first win of the Premier League season with both goals in a 2-1 victory at Leicester.
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